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Your 10 Point Checklist For Nonprofit Newsletter Writing

TechImpact

Are you just looking to raise awareness? Send your newsletter to someone who reads it on their laptop, and to another one who is going to read it on their smart phone. Test the email on different browsers and devices. Clearly define a goal before sitting down to write. This is imperative. Are you reaching out for donations?

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Mobile-Friendly Searching: Getting Your Non-Profit’s Website Up to Speed

Byte Technology

Google, along with Facebook, Twitter and the rest of the big boys on the Internet are intimately aware of the fact that more and more web searches and surfing are now being done on mobile devices rather than desktop or laptop computers. To begin, check your site through Google’s “mobile-friendly test.”

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HOW TO: Add Your Nonprofit to Facebook Places and Claim Your New Places Page

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Many nonprofit communicators are now aware that Facebook Places launched for iPhone users on August 18, but less known is that Facebook users can also use Facebook Places on touch.facebook.com. This site was built primarily for tablets and touch-screen computers, but it also works great on desktops, laptops, and in any smartphone browser.

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The Magnificent Seven: Great WordPress Features Worth Checking Out

Byte Technology

Speaking of widgets, even WordPress beginners are aware of how easy it is to drag and drop them into their sidebars. But it’s not always easy to do so with a standard mouse or laptop trackpad. But far too many users aren’t aware that the CMS comes with a basic—but incredibly helpful—editing feature. Sidebars Simplified.

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3 Top Learning Strategies You Need To Change The World

Bloomerang

Experiments involve testing out new ideas, approaches, beliefs, and behaviors. It may bring loving feelings to the forefront, reminding you to practice loving awareness and empathy in your daily encounters. Pin these next to your computer, or write them on a little sticky note you can affix to your laptop when working.

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5 security tips for your nonprofit accepting online payments.

Nimble AMS

Over the years, the Internet has provided great opportunities for nonprofits to increase brand awareness, recruit new members and raise funds for the causes they support. You may be accustomed to leaving your desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone laying around to use at your discretion for processing memberships and donations.

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6 Website Elements to Include to Drive Year-Round Donations

Greater Giving

Use A/B testing to determine which images are most effective for engaging visitors. A/B testing involves creating two different versions of a webpage and assessing which drives more engagement and conversions. When deciding what images to include in your nonprofit’s website, think about what will showcase your mission most effectively.